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Raj Pathak
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Custom Integration Workflow Using Make.com
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Ritik Goyal
An enterprise SaaS platform that lets FMCG companies plan, simulate, and optimize trade promotions. It gave 15+ enterprise clients the ability to model 200+ promotional scenarios monthly, run what-if analysis through a Promotion Calendar Optimizer and Simulator, and forecast the impact of promotions on revenue, volume, and profitability across $50M+ in annual promotional spend. My focus was architecting and building the Python/Django backend that powered the simulation and optimization engine.
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Gaurav Sagar
Rest API Development
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Tanya Kemkar
Bangaluru Home Price Prediction
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Rishabh Jain
Bijak - AgriTech startup enabling working capital and discovery for agri supply chain. Series A by Sequoia, Omidiyar and Omnivore Capital. I worked with Bijak on a Build Operate Transfer model. We put together a 14 member team of Product Managers, developers and designers to build an offline-first multilingual Android Native app. Stack: Android Native (Kotlin), Django, DRF, PostgreSQL, AWS Features - Offline first, built to work on low-end devices and small screen sizes. Â
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Harsh Goyal
Yu Campus
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Bharat Sharma
Car Renting SaaS Platform
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Abhinav Kaushik
Django plus React Event betting application
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Ritik Goyal
Spent an afternoon this week chasing down why a client's order dashboard took around 2.5s to load. Turned out the page was firing 300+ database queries. Classic N+1 problem. Every order in the loop was making its own separate trip to the DB just to grab the customer and product. One line fixed it. select_related() tells Django to pull the related rows in a single JOIN instead of querying them one at a time. 312 queries down to 3. Page load went from 2.4s to 0.08s. The annoying part is this never shows up on small datasets in dev. It only bites you in production once the table grows. So now I always check the query count in Django Debug Toolbar before shipping any list view. What's the worst N+1 you've run into?
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